To the Editor of the "Nonta-Omwa Dairy News."
Sin,—Tho two letters in this morning's paper touch on a subject to which too little attention has been paid: 1 have the temerity to try to put another point of view without any attempt to refute your correspondents, who voice very reasonable requests.
Many of your readers will have been of those present at last Friday's concert in the Town Hall. The performance of Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony must have astonished them by its excellence. This is not to belittle the playing of Beethoven's Concerto and the other work offered in a very long con cert, (perhaps too long for most people). Excellent as the orchestra is, I do not think that many of the audience, and certainly nob two of the Councillors can have realized the amount of hard work, mental and physical, which such & performance entails. (By this I mean no disrespect: in the nature of the case this is inevit-
The tact, patience, good humour and skill exercised by Mr. Paci in the management of his players during preparation can only be faintly guessed at by those with sufficient imagination of the strain of artistic work of this nature. To keep players up to the limit of
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